Telecommunication Company Observations On 2012 International CES

It’s a wired year of IT/Telecommunication industry in which these once supporting roles stand out as if there’s never a godfather. The great change seems apparent on CES 2012 in the Les Vegas, USA.

The 2012 International CES was the largest in the event’s 44 year history, with a record number of more than 3,100 exhibitors across the largest show floor in CES history – 1.861 million net square feet of exhibit space – and drawing a record of more than 153,000 attendees, including more than 34,000 international attendees.

More than 20,000 new products were launched at the 2012 CES, which also featured top executives participating in keynote sessions, including those from Qualcomm, Mercedes, Wal-Mart, Intel, Ford, Verizon, Unilver, Ford, eBay, GE, Google and Facebook.

After the four-day exhibition of consumer electronics products, I make a list of my observations on IT/Telecommunication industry.

1. Rise Of Asian Mobile Tech Companies

Samsung released the Galaxy Note and a dozen of conception products on their expansive booth declaring they will take control the international market one day. Besides Samsung, there were much more innovations and changes taking place in Asian Companies which include Lenovo, LG, ZTE, Huawei etc. They happened to hold the same view that Globalization is the only target.

2. Joint of Godfathers

NOKIA introduced the first Window8 Mobile Phone in market Lumia900 defending the glory of past years.

3. The Revolution of Mobile Chips

As mobile devices have become the most important terminals in our daily life. We not only ask for its good-looking but also the capability and performance.
Many telecommunication announced their cooperation with chip giant such as Intel, AMD and the rising qualcomm.